Can Dust in the Wind Be Played with a Bass and a Keyboard?

Yes -- you could replace the acoustic lines with keyboards and have the bass line follow it, and then solo on the keyboard for the violin solo while having the bass continue to follow the melody

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On you MacBook keyboard, which keys fell off first?

I'll just chime in with every other answer so far to say that none of my 10 Mac laptops (acquired from 1993 to 2015) has ever had a keycap fall off, and I do not baby them.Anecdotally: I had a few caps (F13-F15) fly off an Extended Keyboard II for my (Desktop) LC575 once but I suspect it was related to my ex-wife lauching it at my head (and missing the mark).They snapped back in place and we soldiered on a few more years. I mean the keyboard of course.

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Legacy QWERTZ Windows keyboard

Before Windows Vista, this keyboard layout was the default for Romanian. From Vista onwards, its name is "Romanian (Legacy) Keyboard". This legacy layout uses the wrong cedilla-based diacritics instead of the correct commabelow-based ones: and . Beware that in some fonts t-cedilla and T-cedilla are rendered using the commabellow accent, e.g. in some Adobe fonts.

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Buy a Keyboard to learn Piano?

im 18 wanted learn piano bought keyboard perfect play expensive 100 identical piano keyboard keyboards fun piano experiment sound effects

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I just spilled tea on my keyboard...?

Keyboard cleaning If you are trying to clean a laptop keyboard see document CH000780 for additional help and information. All of the below information applies to standard desktop computer keyboards. Why? Dirt, dust and hair can build up causing the keyboard to not function properly. Procedure: Many people clean the keyboard by turning it upside down and shaking. A more effective method is to use compressed air. Compressed air is pressurized air contained in a can with a very long nozzle. Simply aim the air between the keys and blow away all of the dust and debris that has gathered there. Why? If the keyboard has anything spilt into it (ie: pop, Pepsi, Coke, beer, wine, coffee, milk, etc.), not taking the proper steps can cause the keyboard to be destroyed. Procedure: Below are a few recommendations to help prevent a keyboard from becoming bad once a substance has been spilt within it. If anything is spilt onto the keyboard turn the computer off immediately. Once the computer is turned off, quickly flip the keyboard over helping to prevent the substance from penetrating circuits. While the keyboard is upside down, shake the keyboard over a surface you do not mind getting wet or that can be cleaned up later. While still upside down, use a cloth to help clean out what can be reached. After you you have cleaned the keyboard to the best of your ability leave the keyboard upside down for at least one night allowing it to dry. If a keyboard does not work after trying it again later it is recommended that it be replaced. If the keyboard works, however some of the keys are sticky or cannot be pressed in you can attempt to do additional cleaning in attempt to resolve the issue. Unfortunately many times any sticky substance such as a non-diet pop is spilt directly onto the keyboard it is usually a loss unless you plan on spending dozens of hours attempting to clean each key. Why? A keyboard that is used by multiple people, such as students or different employees, may need to be disinfected to help the spread of germs. Procedure: Turn off the computer. Spray a disinfectant onto a cloth or damp a cloth with alcohol and rub each of the keys on the keyboard. As mentioned in our general cleaning tips, never spray any type of liquid onto the keyboard.

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Enharmonic keyboard

An enharmonic keyboard is a musical keyboard, where enharmonically equivalent notes do not have identical pitches. A conventional keyboard has, for instance, only one key and pitch for C and D, but an enharmonic keyboard would have two different keys and pitches for these notes. Traditionally, such keyboards use black split keys to express both notes, but diatonic white keys may also be split. As an important device to compose, play and study enharmonic music, enharmonic keyboards are capable of producing microtones and have separate keys for at least some pairs of not equal pitches that must be enharmonically equal in conventional keyboard instruments.